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Topic: Italian clue numbering styles: is the right choice for French users? (Read 2953 times)

I noticed that in Francophone and Latin countries there’s a particular style in identifying clues. In detail: Italian and Anglophone ones have one number for each word, and one line in the clues. The other ones have a number (or letter) for each row or column, and the clues for all the words in that column/row are on the same line.

Could it be uncomfortable for French users to fill crosswords the “english / italian” way?

We need this information before starting an important software project related to crosswords.